Many people have heard the saying "buying coins in the Year of the Horse," which seems simple but actually reveals the most difficult part of investing.

The problem is that most people's habit is to wait until the results are right in front of them before they dare to act. By then, discussions are everywhere, and prices have already risen. Conversely, when things are just happening and the direction is still uncertain, very few people can make a decision.

What does the symbol of the horse represent? Speed, execution, sense of direction, and resilience through bear and bull markets. These qualities are especially valuable in early-stage projects.

Currently, the horse coin hasn't surged yet, the discussion isn't hot, and the price hasn't been driven up. But the real actions are happening behind the scenes—websites are being improved, communities are accumulating, and content is continuously being updated. Any consensus is not achieved overnight; it's gradually formed through repeated participation and incremental information flow.

Choosing this moment isn't because we can be certain of the outcome, but because, at this stage, the threshold is still low, and ordinary people still have a chance. When everything is validated and confirmed, there won't be many opportunities left. That's why some people can seize opportunities, while most can only watch others succeed—not because they are smarter, but because they dare to act amidst uncertainty.